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Feat/tooltip redesign and check animation #60

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  • tooltip redesign, fade in animation
  • checkbox animation
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This PR introduces new animations and improves tooltip styling in the codebase. It adds a fadeIn animation, modifies the checkbox styling to include a bounce effect, and enhances the Tooltip component with better positioning and visual styles.

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  • Added fadeIn animation in common-style.ts.
  • Replaced StyledCheckmark with CheckmarkContainer in checkbox.tsx.
  • Introduced bouncedIn animation for checkbox checkmark.
  • Improved tooltip positioning and styling in index.tsx.
  • Updated tooltip background and border styles for better visibility.

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced Checkbox component with improved layout and animation effects.
    • Introduced a new Tip component for tooltips, improving arrow styling and positioning.
    • Added fadeIn animation for smoother transitions in tooltips.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Resolved layout issues in the Checkbox and Tooltip components.
  • Style

    • Updated styles for the Checkbox and Tooltip components to enhance visual appearance and user experience.

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The pull request introduces refinements to the Checkbox and Tooltip components, along with a new fadeIn animation in the common styles. The changes focus on enhancing visual interactions and styling, particularly by adding new styled components, implementing animations, and improving the layout and positioning of UI elements. These modifications aim to create more dynamic and responsive user interface components.

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File Changes
src/lib/form/checkbox.tsx - Added CheckmarkContainer styled component
- Updated StyledCheckmark with new animation
- Modified checkbox layout and styling
src/lib/tooltip/index.tsx - Introduced new Tip component for tooltip arrow
- Updated StyledTooltip styling
- Added hover animation to Wrapper
src/styles/common-style.ts - Added fadeIn keyframe animation
- Imported keyframes from styled-components

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    participant UI as User Interface
    participant Checkbox as Checkbox Component
    participant Tooltip as Tooltip Component

    UI->>Checkbox: User interacts
    Checkbox-->>UI: Animate checkmark
    UI->>Tooltip: User hovers
    Tooltip-->>UI: Display with fade-in effect
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🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
src/lib/tooltip/index.tsx (2)

29-90: Consider merging repeated arrow logic.

Each placement block (top, right, bottom, left) has similar border styling with slight variations. Repetition might be refactored by extracting shared logic into a helper or using dynamic styling more succinctly.


148-148: Animation performance considerations.

Using fadeIn (line 148) on hover is a good enhancement. For frequent tooltip calls or mobile devices with lower performance, consider verifying that this animation doesn’t cause layout or performance issues.

src/styles/common-style.ts (1)

139-149: Animation keyframes appear correct.

The fadeIn keyframes (lines 139–149) blend opacity transitions smoothly. Consider also controlling transform (e.g., scale) for more dynamic pop-in effects.

src/lib/form/checkbox.tsx (2)

67-77: Examine bounce amplitude for subtlety.

bouncedIn animation (lines 67–77) creates a noticeable jump at 50% (line 72). Consider toning it down if the effect feels too jarring or overshadowing other UI elements, especially if multiple checkboxes appear near each other.


79-107: Allow for color overrides if needed.

StyledCheckmark modifies fill and background to enforce the theme’s PrimaryBlue/WhiteBackground. If future designs require different highlight colors or theming, consider letting the parent pass in fillColor or backgroundColor.

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src/lib/tooltip/index.tsx (4)

3-7: Validate import usage.

The import of fadeIn (line 5) sets up the animation for the tooltip. Ensure you only apply this animation when needed, as too many animations can degrade performance. Right now, it seems well scoped to the tooltip reveal.


16-44: Check arrow layering for potential UI overlap.

The newly introduced Tip component is a neat way to handle arrow placement. However, be mindful of stacking contexts if nested tooltips or other positioned elements might overlap. Testing in multiple browser environments will help confirm consistent arrow rendering.


100-101: Ensure theme contrast compliance.

Background color (LightBlue) and border color (Stroke) may offer insufficient contrast on certain displays. Verify that color contrast meets accessibility guidelines (e.g., WCAG) to ensure readability.


166-168: Kudos on a well-organized tooltip structure.

The new Tip component, combined with a concise StyledText, is clean and maintainable. This pattern can be extended to other tooltip variations (color changes, additional icons, etc.) with minimal refactoring.

src/lib/form/checkbox.tsx (3)

2-2: Confirm necessity of keyframes import here.

You’re importing keyframes in addition to css and styled. Make sure they are used only for bouncedIn and not left unused. This is fine in this context, since you do use bouncedIn below.


38-65: Check border color consistency.

CheckmarkContainer uses a 1px solid Stroke border (line 43). This is replaced with none upon checking (lines 59–60). Ensure that the “checked” design—removing the border in favor of a filled background—matches the preferred brand styling and remains consistent with other input elements.


126-128: Logical structure is sound.

The CheckmarkContainer and StyledCheckmark pairing ensures a clear separation of concerns. The wrapper approach (line 126) is intuitive for both styling and user interaction. Great work!

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lgtm

@alcercu alcercu merged commit 35fe8e4 into main Dec 18, 2024
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@alcercu alcercu deleted the feat/tooltip-redesign-and-check-animation branch December 18, 2024 10:21
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